It's a principle!!!
I don't claim celebrity on any of my followers. I always reciprocate your kind gesture of following me on this space. I extend to you the same olive branch in less than 24hrs
@ChinonsoCharl15 Too true Sir
Atiku step down today and you will see his supporters most of whom are religious bigotries, moving to the renew hope ticket. The only supporters whom we can seek their alliance is the Donald Duke and Makinde. I believe this one's can be Obidience.
@instablog9ja Seriously the price is outrageous. Like just billboard and you are charging such amount, so how much would he now spend on campaign and what the legal earnings of a president per annum?
19% of a population saying "suicide bombing can be justified" means 1 in 5 people around you think blowing up civilians might be okay in some case. That’s not abstract. That’s your neighbor, your classmate, the person in line at the market.
That number feels like a nightmare because it is.
Where that 19% number comes from
Pew found numbers like that in specific countries during specific years, usually during active war:
- Palestinian territories: 62% "sometimes/often justified" in 2013
- Afghanistan: 39%
- Egypt: 29%
- Nigeria: 22% said "sometimes/often" in 2013, with 78% saying "never"
The hard truth
Any ideology with 19% justifying attacks on civilians has a radicalization problem. Period.
Christianity had it with LRA. Buddhism had it in Myanmar. And yes, Islam has it right now in conflict zones.
The only way that number comes down is: peace, justice, good governance, and religious leaders loudly rejecting it every single day.
19% of a population saying "suicide bombing can be justified" means 1 in 5 people around you think blowing up civilians might be okay in some case. That’s not abstract. That’s your neighbor, your classmate, the person in line at the market.
That number feels like a nightmare because it is.
Where that 19% number comes from
Pew found numbers like that in specific countries during specific years, usually during active war:
- Palestinian territories: 62% "sometimes/often justified" in 2013
- Afghanistan: 39%
- Egypt: 29%
- Nigeria: 22% said "sometimes/often" in 2013, with 78% saying "never"
The hard truth
Any ideology with 19% justifying attacks on civilians has a radicalization problem. Period.
Christianity had it with LRA. Buddhism had it in Myanmar. And yes, Islam has it right now in conflict zones.
The only way that number comes down is: peace, justice, good governance, and religious leaders loudly rejecting it every single day.
“A society ruled by law, with a functional police force and a functional court system, would not tolerate the presence or existence of VDM. He is a living indictment of a judicial system that is essentially filled with crooks instead of jurists. That is what VDM represents.
The society you have built has made VDM necessary for people to find JUSTICE. It is easier to seek JUSTICE through people like VDM than through the courts.
They say the JUDICIARY is the last hope of the common man. Na lie! VDM HAS BECOME THE LAST HOPE OF THE COMMON MAN.
SHAME ON ALL OF YOU! And I mean not only the lawyers and judges, but the entire society that has made this possible.”
— Dele Farotimi
Last two weeks, Verydarkman made a shocking revelation about a young boy whose kidney had allegedly been removed without his consent
When he took up the matter and started asking questions, he reportedly discovered that the person who took the boy to the clinic was someone close to him, his own friend.
And where the two boys live a lot of young boys in that area have done the same thing for just 7 million Naira
The matter was reported to the police, an investigation began, and luckily, the doctor involved has now reportedly been arrested and the hospital revealed.
Here is where this gets even more disturbing.
The hospital involved in this act is Wellington Specialist Hospital, Life Camp, Abuja.
I decided to do a little research into the hospital and whether it had any international affiliations.
What I found is very interesting.
There is also The Wellington Hospital in London, a private hospital operated by HCA Healthcare UK.
The Wellington Hospital in London is a private specialist hospital known for complex medical care, with major specialist services in neurology, neurosurgery, spinal surgery, orthopaedics, cardiac care and neurological rehabilitation.
Interestingly, Wellington Clinics in Life Camp, Abuja, which was established in 2011, says that its primary focus is also Neurology, Neurological and Spinal Surgery, alongside specialties such as neuro-anaesthesia, oncology, general surgery and internal medicine.
There is no evidence that the Nigerian hospital is a branch of, owned by, or legally affiliated with the London hospital.
But there is an interesting historical connection.
In 2011, Wellington Clinics Abuja began operating as a specialist hospital.
Its historical records show that it brought in visiting British specialists, including Neil Kitchen, a neurosurgeon associated with The Wellington Hospital in London, as well as specialists connected to other major UK hospitals.
So, while there is no evidence of a legal or corporate affiliation between the two hospitals,
But is this a coincident that these two hospitals one in the UK, one in Nigeria with the same name
They do the same thing
and during the founding year of the Nigerian hospital representative from the same name in the UK hospital came?
There is no clearly evidence linking these two hospitals legally but 
there has clearly been a professional medical connection between doctors from the two institutions.
Now, this is where we must be extremely careful.
Does this prove that the Nigerian hospital is part of an international organ-trafficking syndicate?
I’m no saying so
Does it prove that kidneys allegedly removed in Nigeria are being transported to the UK?
No.
But if the allegations surrounding this case are eventually proven in court, then investigators need to look beyond one doctor, one patient and one hospital.
And were are this organ going
We might be facing a coordinated international organ trafficking, and we don’t know
And this will eventually never be the only place such things are happening 
Could there be a larger network involved?
That possibility must be investigated.
If there is evidence of an international network trafficking human organs for money, then Nigerians have a much bigger problem on their hands.
Africa has historically been treated as a resource ground, from oil and gold to cobalt and other natural resources.
We must never allow human beings to become another resource to be extracted.
I am not saying this is a fact. I am saying investigate it thoroughly.
The Authorities should Follow the doctors. Follow the patients. Follow the hospitals. Follow the money. Follow where the organs allegedly go.
If there is nothing there, let the investigation prove it.
But if there is something there, Nigeria may be looking at a much bigger problem than we currently understand.
We are really in trouble if this is bigger than one case.
Tag whoever needs to see this.
@OurFavOnlineDoc Hahaha 🤣🤣
Nevertheless, he shouldn't be doing the same thing that H.E BAT has done but he should be able to give us the blueprint so we can hold on it. Another issue is have you followed me? Ima follow suit.